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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
A Great Victory
a Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hoods SarsapariIIa

- In the winter Of 1879 l was attacked with
Serofula in one Of the most aggTayating forms
At one time had no less than thirteen large
assesses over and around my neck and throat.
continually exuding an offensive mass Of
bloody matter disgusting TO behold, and
almost intolerable TO endure. II is impossible
to fully describe my suferings. as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years Of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, was worse than ever
Finally. on the recommendation of w. J.
Huntley, druggist, of Lockport, was induced
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now. after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months. the serofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased. and the assesses have all
disappeared. except the unsightly sears. which
are daily becoming smaller by degrees. and
beautifully less i do not know what it Inay
have done for others. but do know that in
my case. Hoods SarsapaIiIla has proved an
effective specific indeed. As an evidence Of
NY gratitude / send these facts unsolicited.
and am ready to verify the authenticity Of
any one who doubts IT," CHARLES a ROB
KRIS. East Wilson, y. Y.
This statement is confirmed ty ". J. Hunt
fey, druggist. Of Lockport. n. Y, who calls the
cure great rietory for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Send for book giving statements ofEany cures.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold tY all druggists. 81 SIX for IS. Nade
only ny c. !. HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

An Astoria auctioneer sdvertises for
sale eighty nine condemned United States
betislafs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
Marvellous Memory
DISCOVERY

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wxn6erlng-xRy book lea-ne- IN enc reading
Pro<peetzs- with opsnsozsE of Mr.. Proctor, us
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jarair. Drs Nino,. Wood and oshsrs. sssi Hzxg
hy PROF. LOlSsTTE,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
"A Candidate for the Midhouso.

Just before tho Chicago hangings, Gen.
W. Il. Paruona telegrsphed to his brother
4 To Captain Fols, Cook County BasIile, Ctica.
\ Cago, ILL., #f-s,.
Plsaso hand this telegram 10 my broth.
or, A. r. Parsons: ~
= DEAR MISUNDERSTANDING Gethsemane
tonight. Legions Of angels eurvey with
plying eye tho spectacle Of mans inhu.
mainly 10 man.. Millions OF hearts in Eu.
rops and America thrill with sympathy
Tor tho men who are dying for humanity.
am proud ofyour sublime iortitude and
hereditary heroiam. W. II. PARSONS. :
But the condemned brother did not be.
lieve in any Gsthssmsne; he did not be.
4lieve in any legions Of angels; he did not
believe in a God. Anarchy was his god.
In common with the rest of them he
taught, long before he put into practice,
the doctrine Of forcs-arms, dynamite and
prussic acid. He taught that murder wau
. right, because it would bring about the
Sleyeliag OF everything and admit him and
4 hia Kind 10 common ownership in every.
thing. His doctrine was not materially
different from that of the ordinary thief
who murders that he may loot his victim.
~ It WAS to Rush man that Gen. Parsons
talked about Gsthnamsno and legions OF
angels-blsaphemy Of tho rankest kind.
Before Gen. Parsons lashes himself into
further fury and geta into something
wnrse, his friends would do we'll to inquire,
through commission Of lunacy, whether
he would no. be bes. cared for in mad
house,
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Z Thurmnnnnd The Modern Jnckspninn Party.
az Judge Thurman, anxious to relieve his
party; in Ohio Of the odium Of Gen. Jack.
sons spsech and the whole Macon cpl.
sode, INDUCED in some cauatic criticisms
which Gen. Jackson has though 1t neces.
sary to resent. He will not tamely. nubmit
TO be made tho scapegoat, and he lets
himself loose in q characteristic produc-
ton Of very choice character.
4 In the main Gen. jackson is right. It
2is true that Judge Thurman and some
other Northern Democrats jumped on him
with oil the feet they had. It is also true
that they know by what methods the
South is held solid for the Democratic
party, and they never raise voics against
those methods. They are willing to &C.
cept tho renults, including the election Of
"a President Of ths. United States.
ss There might be more Of the same kind
Of mothods and the methods might be q
numbered timer aggravated, If that wero
possible, and ntill no protest would go up
from the Northern Democracy. Az 3|i IS
5S Gen. Jackson understands this, and It ia
not surprising that he rebukes tho Dough-
Slacss for playing the Pharisee at election
time in M important Northern State.
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". VA. NOVEMBER II. 1887
n,ls,nking tho Point or Il.

Tho npokesmen OF the surviving Reds
are proclaimipg that the men who were
hanged for tho Ohicngo mountaineering
died as ''marty1a to q great cause;" and
they point to tho nerve the four are
said to have displayed at tho last mo.
msnt. We nhall hear much more OF this
sort Of thing. 95
From timo to time men arc hanged for
ordinary murder; that Is to say, for MUIR
der not proipnued to have been committed
from any higher motive than revenge, or
to open the way for plumber, or to make
j way with tho witnerBss OF some such
/, crime. 1t Ia just as true Of such murder.
ers % It 10 Of the Anarchls! murderera
that they are "narty,s to great cause"-
4 just as true und not whit lees go.
Z In either case tho idea Of martyrdom Ia
absurd. Murder Is murder, and the com.
mission of murder 60 the iorerunner Of q
more comprehensive butchcry TO open the
way to the wholesale plundering Of
I society, docs not make the murderer lesf
felon who deserved the gallows.
So 1t is with the s.oical front said tc
4 have been presented by the Anarchist
murderers. The same thing Is seen in al
sorts oimcn on the gallowa, educated men
unoduCated men, repentant men and IN
i repentant men. Tho idea Of suffering tol
J; x I" great principle " has nothing to d.
with It. The man who does not try tt
nerve himHelf to good appearance on thu
I scaiIiold Ia en- exception.
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Is li.is t'hir Play?

The Register was glad to give place in itt
alleged editorial columns to what purport
ed to be an interview of Cincinnati
Z Enquirer correspondent with Governor
Foraker just after the election. In that
article Foraker was shown at great disad.
vantage, being made to thrust himself to
the front in staggering way as Pres.
identisl aapirant. This produced in the
Register olhco q condition of intense
!" Rhoulish glee." =
M On Friday night the Associated Press
sent out ci,cumstantial denial from Gov.
Foraker, in which the Governor said,
among other things, that the Enquirer cor
respondent, Col. Taylor, came to his house
intoxicated, had very little talk with him,
and then manufactured what he printed
as An interview. This part OF the Asso.
ciated Press dispatch is not to be found in
the Register. 1t did not suit the Registers
politics. 4:
e L. this fair play? Is it decent Journal
ism ? ~ i 4
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WOOL,
Don't

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ttJAC1tsoN, Is 4 R q
Ills Recent I.et.srto Ez.seaator Tharma

Ills Recent Letter TO Ex.seuntor Thurman
n Concorning His Macon speech.
(. Gen. Henry r. jackson several days
ago wrote a letter 10 ex-senator Thurman,
OF Ohio, In regard to the attack Of the lat.
ter upon him, He denies that he ever
was an otIicsseeker; denies the charges
concerning the Mexican mission agaln
explains his Macon speech, contending
there was nothing wrong In 1t, and con.
cludes rs follows: S1If .l 'fst:isG
'"Slmply because Of my having made a
speech Of euch character, upon such an
occasion, to An audience Of veteran col.
dIers, called together for no political pur.
poue whatever, you and the swarn OF In.
aecta which have been buzzlng about his
name, delighted, perhaps, In the thought
that they were lnaicting upon mo the
venom oil thoir sting, have held me up to
the world as the meanly vindlcliv0 enemy
OF the Democratic party, prepared to
harm 1t 10 the full extent Of my ma.
llignant power. Is It possible that We OF
tho South are thus to be welcomed back
into the Union even by tho Democratic
party Of the North2 Arc we to stand In
perpetual terror OF opening our moutha
anywhere or upon any oecaslon, to say
one word Ia commentator OF our past OF
In honor OF our dead, or In vindlcation oil
what wo know 10 DO tho truth Of history
lest We may say something 10 injure the
Democratic party2' Ia it not sufficient
that We have beon utripped Of our proper
ty and Of many things far dearer thar
property can ever be? Muat we also con
sent to sink In the abysses OF atl0nce oul
good name? Must We keep our peace un
less we are prepared to kias the band tina
smites US, and TO place ourselves In thu
! rank OF trucking bypocrites?
unjust our children grow up around us
hearing at the home lreside the story O
the past and realizing that their father
! dare not repeat 1t in tho face Of the world
, viii this bs the school In which to trail
, them for the maniul discharge Of th,
grand duties imposed by American civil
cation upon the American citlzon? From
. the time they begin to perceive and Il
: think for Themselves, thus to ba crushed
to the dust by the cruel consequence
that, however pure and patriotic in fac
their nireH may have been in the opin
:. ion Of the world, they were guilty Of al
a enormous historic crime, the ehados
, Of which mus! rest forever like blacl
cloud Of ignominy upon the pride, tn
hope and the manhood Of their postsrity
8 Rather than this, l would indeed seced
not simply from the Union Of m
, fathers, but from my own native State, 8
dear to my heart, and seek, II need be,
u home in the depths OF bnrbarism. Nay
i rather than this would long for that bal
barrie conscience which would enable m
: with one movement Of q devoted arm t
: sweep every drop Of my blood III tn
= deacending generations from the face c
o the EARTH"
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Z Echoes q d tic Now York u campair =

Echoes o. the New York CAM On. U
Boss Judas Pulitzer, Dunshill cock, :,
aLibeler Of private virtue, Dick Turpfn
Of journaliam,n "Vaporing blackmaller Of
credullty and ignorance, ""O Obscene Tar.
tar scavenger bird."-Msp York Sun.
sa"CaitiG O. Ananias Dana,n 1.-THE
Thieves' Own" "Poor Old ?Ananias, u
"Treacherous, selfish, mercenary assas'
sin" Coward Ananias DANA" "False
treacheroua and venal old reprobate."'-
Ne,c York World 81 ~ l'5s3 5,,is,5
J" Accursed Influence Of Judas Iscario
Pulltzsr,n "Expert liar" "Moral strabis
mus Of the World" "Hiesing snake O
party treachery,n ''self.inhsted toad o.
personal aggrandisement."-Ntw Yor)
Nidf 49, nL------ .-.---- 49, ~ l--l
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When the temperature Of the stable ia
away down below zero this winter, and
the wind whlstlcs through the cracks and
;crevices, you will have Ito pay we'll for
your neglect now in not; fixing up tho
doors and walls. y This pay, will come in
he way Of extra grain and hay to keep
he horses from freezing. AL 49, 81
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SsS CoMMIssIoNEI,s' sALRs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NATIONAL
ROAD, y, 40 " '|'st1''9i " r
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, ". Va.
Cato Carter st,i.
VIM. A, Carter. Of al. s

K i = =
by virtue Of a decree entered In tho above en-.
Titled cAuse on the 7th dar OF October. A. D. 1857,
the undersigned Special Commissioners Will, on
q TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1887, ID.
beginning At 10 O'CLOCK A. ~, sell, at public auc.
ton, 1t tho tront door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county,, Wost Virginia the tract Of land Of which
the late 3. y. b. Carter aled seitcd, fronting on
N gYa, ,H and s %sa SS w S, and
tract OF land containing lao acres and IS perchet
different parcels, viz. Fini-A small Parcel front.
s, o. ss s aa as Snf sc eEs Sy acme
Bocond-The, west parcel Of said tract, also front.
Ing Oh tho pike, containing about IS acres and il
poles aud having upon Il the house, barns and
viii Also DO offered toeelhOr Third"Ths middle Middle
parcel Of said tract. containing a. acres and IS
polea, and reached from said road by a lane be-
tween wheeling park aud NJ Calvary Cemetery
This tract will also bo offered In connection VIII
the two parcels before named. Fourth-The cWt
parcel oil said tract containing ~ acres, rOods
and 80 poles lying immediately In tho rear Of
re serse S SS ns SR d SnS
This parcel and tho last named parcel Of Is ec,s
and IS poles will also DO offered together. Tho Is
parcel Of 81 acres roods and 81 poles, has been
Above three iourhs 10 itte above six acres, and
| this parcel will DO offered In lots also.
Sales will be made In manner In which tho MOI,
money can DO realized. plals showing tho Al.
"A above Aro on ale with tho papers In tho cas-.
and can DO seen ut tho oiiico Of tho undCnsnel
special commissioners. r. .$a...T .0o.
TRIMS OF sALH-Onethtrd Of tho putchue
may elect to pay, In cash. and tho balance 10 Ia
paid In two equal inStallmenS, payable III one md
two years from date Of talo with interest: NOTES
with personal security 70 DO given therefor, and
tito 10 DO retained until full payment Of the pui.
chnso money, l-i 4. J. nuGuS,
fg-T' F-7lf.1 % M al7a b. b. DOYKSRR,
$50 a3f si''r,s Special Commissioners,
| W. Il. HALLEn, Auctlonocr. -
| hereby certify that bond has been given by tho
above named special commissioners a. required
by law, and the decree IN tho above entitled cauie
| -''.r.rI 5grs774--s-ess---. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
oois Iraii Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

% ( .
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by Georsa
Bchad and Louisa Echad his wife, TO mo as trustee
dated May q, 1884, recorded In the Office Of the
CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county, Wet
Virginia, In Decd OF Trust Book No. 16, page M9, |
will sell at public auction at the front door Of the
Court House OF said county. on iaiy sl}G2
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY oil DECEMBER, 1851,
commencing a. 10 o'clock 4. NJ. the following de-
scrbed property, that Is to say: Lot numbered ten
In that part Of tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, formerly known as the to wn Of Ii.
grange, but now part Of the city OF Wheeling
The title Is believed to be good, but selling "
by said deed oil trust. sss
TERMS OF SALE-One.third and as much more AZ
the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho day Of
sale, the balance In two equal instalments at one
and two years, with Interest, for which the pur.
chaser shall execute bis notes, secure the same By
deed OF trust on the property, and keep the build.
ings insured for the benefit Of the trust
l-1E9-.s -sstg W. j. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
g ". q. HALLER, Auctioneer. l.5es'sw nos
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Powell vas President Clevoland's can.
didate: Now the question is, what has
Inc Administration In store for Powell? Is
ne 70 he the next Democratic candidate
iof; congress from this district2 : 1t is ;un.
;dsfetood that Mr. Powell'e family will
soon occupy their new residence In this
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Use II in every eick.room. Will keep
the atmosphere pure and wholesome; re-
moving oil bad odors from any source.
VIII destroy all Diseace Germs, infec.
ton from oil Fevers, and all Contagious
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The eminent physician, J. Marion Sims,
N. D., New York, says: ~ am convinced
that Prot. Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is q
most valuable dlsiniectant."' 4 MwraW
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REAL ESTATE.
r FORSAIE.


Eleven Lots on south side OF High street, square
iot No. s, square 80, Charles street, $780,
Lots No. II and II, square 80, Charles street, SIPS
each. & {. {1I-.il ., s,-E ...
East half OF Lot No. % Eighteenth street, being
west Of house No. Ill Eighteenth street, 81 Co.,
Lot No. IA south sidc Of Seventeenth street. east
Of house No. 2cd Seventeenth street, Sl.i00
Hall Lot cast Of house No. l76 Eighteenth street,
building sitcs north side OF Nineteenth street.
cast OF Woods street, SIC 80 front foot
Lot No. 10 Elliot street, near the east end OF
Twelfth street, formerly Walnut street, 500.
Lot south OF House No. 2S02 Eoii street, $1,000
House No, a. Maryland street, a substantial
brick house OF four rooms and kitchen, with d
good cellar; can DO bought for 1850;
! Lot No. a. southwest corner OF Maryland and
North Broadway, 81, 600. 10
Ground cornering on Virginia and South York
Streets fronting on vrglnis street Is feet aud On
South York street 100 feet Sl0(0.
House No. $50 Twelfth street, large frame with
house on alley, ground, full lot; can be bought
for g. 400. -, "a 80 "
10 Acres Land suitable for market gardening
dLtant from the city one milo and aquarter, 1900
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The death OF a child from "colery and
phantom" is reported by an Iowa phySi.
cian ---- IA - = 49, n : ~ -
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DIED..

20. sstfl DIED.
sCHEEHLE-0n Saturday. Novembe, 70, 1887, at
Athens. Ohio, CATHERINE, wife OF Christian +.
schcehle, In the 6lst year oil her age. II
Funeral notice tomorrow $4,000 E
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"ANTED-LADIES FOROURFALL
@HV and Christmas Trade, to take light, pleas.
ant work at their own homes 81 to s. per day can
30 quietly made. Work sent by mail any distance.
paruensrs ireo. No canvaasine. Address nt once,
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sPEC1ALiNo !

FiIsi-An Fits stopped treo by Dr.. Klines Great
Rervo Restorer. No Fits after mt days use. Mar.
yelous curea Treatise and q 90 trial bottle fre n
Ely Cases, soud 70 Dr.. Kline, 9s Arch g., Phls Pa
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1 FOR RENT

No. 1900 Byron street, rooms, washroom, bath.
room, hot aud cod water, illuminating and natu.
ral gas, 500 MONTH .a.
No, 1850 Four teenth street, si5 month.
No. 10 Thirty.thlrd street, Sll month.
No. IS Twenty.third street, IS so month.
No. 29l2 Market street, small frame house With
stable, 81 50 o month sffr35i47-
No. 2lO3 Main street, business house, SIG &c q
month. IS 400 :, bl .i
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. 8. Pension and Claim A.
torney. Collector and Notary Public. nol1
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u. z. s. O. Railroad. !

ls3Sti f,s' he q q y. Railroad. XII 81 ii-i
Bellaire d Zancavillo Through Passenger leaves
Beliaire at S4o H., arrives at Bellaire at D, m.
Woodsteld PASSENGER leaves Bellaire al l:a0 D,
m, arrives Of Bellaire at $40 a. m. Il -;
summerteld Accommodation leaves Bellaire 1T
200 p. NJ. arrives at Bellaire at l0:4b q, n.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
.YYs On and after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trains on the Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad viii
Leave WhcelIng 81 4 .Sss{ I. I,
$50 m, 100 a m, q m, II 90 m, 1;so m. a:so
p m. $40 m, 7:eo p m, 900 p m. f$1 - -
Arrive at Wheeling Parks IL < Y, b. 4
800 q m 1855 M 1855 m. II :35 q m, 2:o5 D n,
4:os m, SOS p IN, 7:s5 m, o:s5 p m. - -
Leave Wheeling Park: 81 ~ q =
$40 a nj 7:45 m, 1000 m. 1880 m, $50 D m.
400 n, 6ao P N, 500 p m, 1000 p N. { )
Arrive at Wheeling: NJ; \. So 4. NJ
Gas N: $40 N. 1o:ss m. los N, sos D m,
4:S m, e:i5 N, s:a5 p m, 1880 p IA. ID 4, II
& suNDAYs-Leavs the city at 500 a M, and run
every hour until 100 p m Leave Wheeling Park
at 800 M and run every hour until 10 D N, ex.
cept the church train, which will leave the Park
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NATION OF RIyaagscE MARKS. sDaily, tSundsy
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